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I don't care.... Jomoco
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Top and drop pine tree w/ use of redirect and grcs
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There are moments I feel my effectiveness has been reduced by a factor of ten, but only in my nightmares, thank goodness! Jomoco -
Perfect day here for this classic tune. Jomoco
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Top and drop pine tree w/ use of redirect and grcs
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Just admit you fooked up n move on matey! Or these lads'll tear you apart! Jomoco -
Top and drop pine tree w/ use of redirect and grcs
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Get a sling! Hang em high! Rigging With Slings: Basic hitches, Working Load Limits, Sling angle, Reach Jomoco -
Top and drop pine tree w/ use of redirect and grcs
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New Joisey! Get a rope! Jomoco -
Top and drop pine tree w/ use of redirect and grcs
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That was a nice montage, a bit frenetically edited, but nice. Good stuff mate! Jomoco -
Phat! What kinda wood? Gonna be a heavy bench! Nice carvin Ian. Jomoco
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Great stuff Ben! Lotsa primo firewood! Jomoco
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Sweet! Congrats Timber Mac! Jomoco
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Lookin back in front of me.... Jomoco
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Try carving a real mean lookin BigWig rabbit from the Water Ship Down novel. As I recall BigWig was a real brawler, with chunks bitten out of his ears n stuff. Nice head on your rabbit carving Dervish! Now, get mean? Jomoco
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Had to look real close at that pic too see that Gerry wasn't usin a crutch, and hadn't broken his foot again. Do you haul a tripod around too Mario? A tripod walkin stick combo perhaps? Jomoco
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You guys aren't getting the point. Incorporating the chainbrake into the trigger assembly of any saw'd make it safer, IMO. Release of the trigger would instantly activate the brake, whether you're one handing, two handing, regardless. You can argue the be careful n don't make mistakes rationale zealously enough to forgo chain brakes entirely. But the fact of the matter is folks make mistakes consistently enough to make chain brakes standard issue stuff these days. I'd like a trigger activated chain brake on all my saws. Even my three n half lb pneumatic chainsaw! Jomoco
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Seems like I remember Stihl designing a trigger chain brake? An inertia function as well would make it a bit more fool proof, IMO. Kinduva multifunction trigger, somewhat like a double locking biner. https://www.stihlusa.com/products/technology/chain-braking-systems/ Jomoco
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Love the slo mo Tim. Your ropeman's good too! Jomoco
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Too close for comfort eh Tim? Lotsa guys nip the sides of tenacious conifers. I know I learned about it the hard way! Love the honesty of not editing the little mistakes. Looking forward to the series you put together. You almost have me sold on those friction rings, but not quite yet. Soon perhaps though, for minor course changes. Jomoco
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Short sweet n professional. Good stuff ScotsPine. Jomoco
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Nice work n pics Reg, looks cold. Jomoco
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Wow GP! All you guys are gonna be millionaires if yu live long enuff! Jomoco
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You don't detect any irony to little bitty roads being conducive to using an eight foot wide behemoth OMT? Jomoco
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Funny, I posted pics of my rig! Considerably smaller n skinnier than your's Steve! So I like big friggin chiptrucks so I'm not runnin to a dumpsite every 15 minutes! So what! Jomoco
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Must be my low self confidence n esteem, eh? Jomoco
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Handsome's more like it!
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Nice rig Kid! I put my winch in back, 12K Warner. Jomoco
